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Biden, Putin hold summit to reaffirm disagreement – 12/06/2021 – World ksuadminJune 12, 2021 Next Wednesday (16), Joe Biden and Vladimir Putin will write the thirtieth chapter in the rich history of summit meetings between occupants of the White House and the Kremlin since their countries became rivals at the end of World War II. These meetings, both in the Soviet Union and in the Russian era after 1991, have always raised expectations of important announcements or, at least, an improvement of the climate between two countries which represent more than 90% of the arsenal. global nuclear power. There have been historic summits, such as the one which sealed the end of the Cold War in Malta (1989) or the one which began the control of nuclear weapons (Moscow, 1972), and disastrous: in 1960, the Soviet Nikita Khrushchev simply left the meeting, following the downing of an American U2 spy plane in your country.

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